
Great Tang: Is It Such a Burden to Marry My Gao Yang?
大唐:娶朕的高阳委屈你了?
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 151k Words
- Genre
- Military & History
- Subgenre
- Time Travel
- Updated
- 5y ago
- Source
- Faloo
Synopsis
All-time: Reads, Flowers.
86Chapters
1.5MReads
1.4kFlowers
10.0Score
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Reader comments 22
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Put a woman in pajamas. She won't have time to look for trouble. She won't even have time to hide from you.
Since you don't want to marry Gao Yang, then marry me.
Although Princess Gaoyang was not a chaste martyr, she was very open-minded. The royal family couldn't help but think that this was not normal?
The protagonist is not the Fang Yiai in history, so why is he afraid of being cheated on?
**, What the hell are you writing about? Are you sure you understand history?
Zongbing is the official title of military attache in the Ming Dynasty. The Tang Dynasty has never had a general military officer. The first rank is the hussar general, the second rank is: the general who assists the country, the second rank is: the general who suppresses the army, the third rank is: the champion general, the Huaihua general, the third rank: general Yunhui, the guide general, the fourth rank: general Zhongwu, Zhuangwu general, the fourth rank: general Xuanwei, Mingwei general. The fifth rank: General Dingyuan, General Ningyuan, the fifth rank: Ranger General, Guerrilla General, the sixth rank: Zhaowu Xiaowei, the sixth rank: Zhenwei Xiaowei, the seventh rank: Zhiguo Xiaowei, the seventh rank: Yihui Xiaowei, the eighth rank: Xuangjie Xiaowei, the eighth rank: Yuhang Xiaowei, the ninth rank: Renyong Xiaowei, and the ninth rank: Peirong Xiaowei. The Tang Dynasty did not use silver as common currency.
The Empress died in the 10th year of Zhenguan or the ninth year of her eldest grandson.
Du Ruhui passed away in the fourth year of Zhenguan.
It's nonsense, the writing is so bad, what the hell
The more you watch, the more interesting it becomes. Come on.